No. 105381434

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G. Hermeling - カトラリーセット (42) - アール・ヌーヴォー - .800 silver
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G. Hermeling - カトラリーセット (42) - アール・ヌーヴォー - .800 silver

German Solid Silver Flatware Set for 6 – Gabriel Hermeling for Wilkins 800 Silver – Approximately 1.85 kg of Gross weight – Exceptional German Craftsmanship Description Gabriel Hermeling for Wilkens Söhne, Bremen. Extensive table cutlery, 1880s. 42 parts. Each for 6 people: table forks knives and spoons, dessert forks and spoons A total of 1500 grams of silver. Including silver Handles. Inscribed: fineness stamp 800 as well as half moon and manufacturer's mark G.Hermeling (embossed). The Cologne goldsmith Gabriel Hermeling (1833-1904) bore the honorable title of imperial court blacksmith and enameller. His goldsmith workshop in Cologne was considered one of the leading manufacturers in the Rhineland. Hermeling enjoyed the favor of the Hohenzollerns and especially Kaiser Wilhelm II. His excellent works in gold and silver, decorated with enamel and precious stones, can be admired in the Cologne City Museum. Artist or Maker Gabriel Hermeling Date 1880s Condition Report Perfect, beside Knives ( poor condition)

No. 105381434

No longer available
G. Hermeling - カトラリーセット (42) - アール・ヌーヴォー - .800 silver

G. Hermeling - カトラリーセット (42) - アール・ヌーヴォー - .800 silver

German Solid Silver Flatware Set for 6 – Gabriel Hermeling for Wilkins

800 Silver – Approximately 1.85 kg of Gross weight – Exceptional German Craftsmanship

Description

Gabriel Hermeling for Wilkens Söhne, Bremen. Extensive table cutlery, 1880s. 42 parts.

Each for 6 people: table forks knives and spoons, dessert forks and spoons

A total of 1500 grams of silver. Including silver Handles.

Inscribed: fineness stamp 800 as well as half moon and manufacturer's mark G.Hermeling (embossed).


The Cologne goldsmith Gabriel Hermeling (1833-1904) bore the honorable title of imperial court blacksmith and enameller.
His goldsmith workshop in Cologne was considered one of the leading manufacturers in the Rhineland. Hermeling enjoyed the favor of the Hohenzollerns and especially Kaiser Wilhelm II. His excellent works in gold and silver, decorated with enamel and precious stones, can be admired in the Cologne City Museum.
Artist or Maker

Gabriel Hermeling
Date 1880s
Condition Report

Perfect, beside Knives ( poor condition)

Bidding closed
Chiara Scotto Pasanisi dei Foscarini
Expert
Estimate € 4,500 - € 5,500

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